Food Policy Coordinator
The Office of the Food Policy Coordinator was established by Mayor Bloomberg in January of 2007. The Food Policy Coordinator is responsible for convening the Food Policy Taskforce and coordinating the efforts of City agencies to improve access to healthy food.

Healthy Bodegas
The Healthy Bodegas initiative expands retail access to healthy foods in targeted low-income communities, including campaigns to promote low-fat milk and fresh fruits and vegetables.

Non-Custodial Parents Initiative
Establishes a range of programs for low-income, non-custodial parents (NCPs) in order to support their work participation, increase their compliance with child support payments, and encourage positive involvement in their children's lives.

Opportunity NYC
Opportunity NYC is a collection of three conditional cash transfer experiments.  This privately-funded initiative tests the impact of monetary incentives on family and individual health, education and employment outcomes.  For two of the pilots, the incentives are substantial enough to reduce poverty in the short-term in order to encourage families to make long-term investments in human capital.  The third pilot program, Spark, tests the impact of small monetary incentive payments on academic achievement.

Nurse-Family Partnership
Based on a national model, the Nurse-Family Partnership expands the capacity of the existing NFP program, a national home visitation model that aims to improve the health, well-being, and self-sufficiency of low-income, first-time parents and their children through regular home visits by registered nurses.